Cabinet Demirel V
Demirel V | |
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41st Cabinet of the Republic of Turkey | |
Prime Minister | Suleyman Demirel |
choice | 5th June 1977 |
Appointed by | President Fahri Korutürk |
education | July 21, 1977 |
The End | 5th January 1978 |
Duration | 0 years and 168 days |
predecessor | Ecevit II cabinet |
successor | Cabinet Ecevit III |
composition | |
Party (s) | AP , MSP MHP |
representation | |
Great National Assembly of Turkey | 226/450 |
The Demirel V cabinet was the 41st government of Turkey , which was headed by Prime Minister Suleyman Demirel from July 21, 1977 to January 5, 1978 .
In the elections in September 1977 , Bülent Ecevit and the social democratic Cumhuriyet Halk Partisi (CHP) won 41.4 percent of the vote, narrowly missing an absolute majority. A CHP minority cabinet followed. Suleyman Demirel's conservative-liberal Adalet Partisi (AP) received 36.4 percent of the vote. The right-wing parties lost votes and the Islamic Millî Selamet Partisi also lost dramatically.
The years that followed, up to the military coup in 1980, were dominated by the ongoing rivalry between Ecevit and Demirel, who repeatedly tried to rule with minority cabinets, and the street terror of right-wing extremist groups. In 1977 alone, more than 800 people were killed by right-wing extremist terror. In the meantime, the Alevis religious community was also caught in the crosshairs of the Gray Wolves .
Ecevit's government was short-lived. The Prime Minister lost a vote of confidence in July 1977. Demirel forged a new edition of the "Cabinet of the Nationalist Front" with MSP and MHP , which together had a one-vote majority in parliament. The price for this was high: the two smaller parties with a total of 40 MPs could provide as many ministers as the AP with 189 MPs. This government also lasted only a few months: after the disappointing performance of the governing parties in the local elections in December 1977, the coalition broke up and Ecevit tried again to establish a CHP minority government.
minister
title | Surname | Political party | Term of office |
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Prime Minister | Suleyman Demirel | AP | |
Deputy Prime Minister | |||
Necmettin Erbakan | MSP | ||
Alparslan Turkis | MHP | ||
Minister of State | |||
Seyfi Öztürk | AP | ||
Suleyman Arif Emre | MSP | ||
Sadi Somuncuoğu | MHP | ||
Ali Şevki Erek Ekrem Ceyhun |
AP | July 21, 1977 - November 1, 1977 November 11, 1977 - January 5, 1978 |
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Minister of Justice | Necmettin Cevheri | AP | |
Defense Minister |
Sadettin Bilgiç Turhan Kapanlı |
AP | |
Interior minister | Korkut Özal | MSP | |
Foreign minister | İhsan Sabri Çağlayangil | AP | |
Finance minister | Cihat Bilgehan | AP | |
Minister of Education | Nahit Menteşe | AP | |
Minister for Public Works | Selahattin Kılıç | AP | |
Minister of Commerce | Agah Oktar Güner | MHP | |
Minister for Health and Welfare | Cengiz Gokcek | MHP | |
Minister for Customs and Monopolies | Gun Sazak | MHP | |
Minister for Food, Agriculture and Livestock | Fehim Adak | MSP | |
Minister of Transport | Yılmaz Ergenekon | AP | |
Minister of Labor | Fehmi Cumalıoğlu | MSP | |
Minister for Social Security |
Turhan Kapanlı İlhami Ertem |
AP | July 21, 1977 - October 28, 1977 November 12, 1977 - January 5, 1978 |
Minister for Industry and Technology | Oğuzhan Asiltürk | MSP | |
Tourism Minister | İskender Cenap Ege | AP | |
Minister of Culture | Avni Alyol | AP | |
Minister of Construction and Settlement | Recai Kutan | MSP | |
Minister for Energy and Natural Resources | Kamran Inan | AP | |
Minister for Village Affairs and Cooperatives | Turgut Yücel | AP | |
Forest Minister | Sabahattin Savcı | MSP | |
Minister for Youth and Sport |
Önal Şakar Ali Şevki Erek |
AP | July 21, 1977 - October 14, 1977 November 1, 1977 - January 5, 1978 |
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b c Matthes Buhbe: Turkey. Politics and Contemporary History . (= Volume 2, Studies on Politics and Society in the Middle East ), Leske + Budrich, Opladen 1996
- ↑ 41st Government of the Republic of Turkey , Grand National Assembly of Turkey, accessed on March 28, 2019